How do I connect my iPad Pro to my non-Apple TV?
How do I connect my iPad Pro to my non-Apple TV?
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iPad Pro, iPadOS 15
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How do I connect my iPad Pro to my non-Apple TV?
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iPad Pro, iPadOS 15
The simplest way to connect your IPad to a TV is by using an HDMI cable. With a US$50 Apple Digital AV Adapter, you can connect any TV to show movies and photos from your iPad. You simply connect one end of the HDMI cable to your TV. Then, connect the adapter to another end of the cable and plug it into your iPad. Your iPad will handle all the HDCP verification for you to play your iTunes movies on your TV.
While this is a simple approach, it does have its drawbacks, especially for collaborative spaces. Stringing a long HDMI cable to your TV across the floor is messy – and if someone trips over it – can be a disaster for your TV, iPad – or both.
If you want to share content from your iPad at work – cables make it difficult to stay properly spaced for social distancing – and the cost of adding or hiding cables to support more devices can be really expensive.
The simplest way to connect your IPad to a TV is by using an HDMI cable. With a US$50 Apple Digital AV Adapter, you can connect any TV to show movies and photos from your iPad. You simply connect one end of the HDMI cable to your TV. Then, connect the adapter to another end of the cable and plug it into your iPad. Your iPad will handle all the HDCP verification for you to play your iTunes movies on your TV.
While this is a simple approach, it does have its drawbacks, especially for collaborative spaces. Stringing a long HDMI cable to your TV across the floor is messy – and if someone trips over it – can be a disaster for your TV, iPad – or both.
If you want to share content from your iPad at work – cables make it difficult to stay properly spaced for social distancing – and the cost of adding or hiding cables to support more devices can be really expensive.
Thank you very much for this info, Varunprakash. I will get the adapter and expect it will work as the Lightening adapter did for my previous iPad. If it does not, I will be back for more advice! Thank you for being there.
Alaine
How do I connect my iPad Pro to my non-Apple TV?